Quote Originally Posted by Anthony Joseph View Post
Making claim to what has been already seized will NOT get one "off the battlefield".

Acknowledgment of the seizure and a recognized record formed regarding a cease and surrender of reversionary/usufructuary interest claims makes for a peaceful walk "off the battlefield" - no "fighting" required.
What do you suggest as a "recognized record"?

What if "they" still want to fight after you "surrender" by a "recognized record"? (Ex: they send you the "bill/charge" again?)

Boris mentioned using GSA Standard Form SF95 as a remedy.

Have you heard this too on his The New Frontier Discharge Reversionary Interest audio on May 9, 2013?

Do you know if Boris has actually filed a SF95 yet? If so, do you have a copy to share?

Is a Tort claim for damages the proper way to respond to someone who dishonors a "surrender"?

Perhaps injury and damages can be claimed via Navy JAG Claims & Tort Litigation (Code 15) (SF-95) for Stolen Property?